Last week, Merriman Solutions and P.B.C. Ltd. and joined our Environmental Product Declaration Campaign.
By joining our EPD Commitment Campaign, the companies will encourage the use of Environmental Product Declarations, helping drive the demand for better environmental data from manufacturers and enabling Ireland to decarbonise the construction sector.
The campaign has now been signed by 22 signatories including Hines, IPUT, Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Dublin City Council, Meehan Green, Wain Morehead Architects, COADY Architects, Hammerson, BDP, SISK, RKD, KSN, Lower Carbon Ltd, KRA, Scott Tallon Walker Architects, Arup, Arcadis, Cundall, i3PT and JWPW.
Don’t get left behind, join our campaign! Download the EPD Commitment letter, sign and return it to [email protected] with permission to use your logo as part of the campaign.
Read about the EPD Campaign here
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